Butte and Missoula Split in Colorful Finals Drama
Butte split with Missoula in the finals as Maloney delivered a clutch drive and McCreery excelled on the mound. Butte won the first game 7 to 2, then lost 5 to 3 in the second after a late surge by Maloney and a rugged seventh inning. Van fractured an ankle early in the first game, ending his season.
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Butte
the Gardens
McCreery
Highlanders
Mike Maloney
Coppers
Kallio
Van
Aliens
Carmen
Dawsson
Bohen
Beachey
Little
Italy
Demaggio
Meader Ville Wild
Auer
Victoria Beats Vancouver in Northwest League Tilt
In Seattle on August 3 Victoria easily defeated Vancouver. Kantichener allowed four hits and struck out 15, issuing only one base on balls. Vancouver pitchers were hit hard. Final score shown as 12 to 2 with batteries Kantichener and Shear Schultz Clarke Woitz and Lewis.
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Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Kante Ehener
Roe. E. Vardeir Eh Sersteeges
Kantichener
Shear Schultz
Clarke
Woitz
Lewis
Stolen bases fuel Missoula win as pitching tight
Left on bases by Butter and others, Missoula runners were silenced by strong defense. Stolen base by Carman plus three-base tie by Marshal highlight a tense game lasting one hour and six minutes with umpires Elsey.
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Missoula
Carman
Morse
Tobin
Maloney
Tawton
Marshal
Pertino
Daddy
Kallio
Elsey
Saints Find Williams And Electrics Lost In Series Finale
Salt Lake defeats Great Falls 8 to 4 in the final game of the series. Williams wins on the mound in a day of uneven batting from both sides, with Salt Lake scoring four runs in the fourth inning to seal the win.
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Saints
Williams
Alt Lake
Salt Lake
Willams
Great Falls
Morgan
Hester
Faye
Kehy
Gatena
Siner
A. E. Dressan
Pendleton
Murphy
Huceman
Davis
Schimper
McGlynn
Morgan Decca Oo
Kelly
Spencer
Schimpf
Moran
Bell
P Weaver
Laroeaue
Connie Mack Predicts Athletics Win Pennant in 1912
Connie Mack, never given to boasting, predicted the Athletics would win the American League pennant, while noting injuries could derail any lead. He praised Giants ace Matty and Demaree, warned Pirates and Cubs are threats, and said Washington, Cleveland, and Boston will fight for second as the season tightens toward the long grind.
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Connie” Mack
Athletics
Mack
Giants
Tim
Connie” Mack Snd
Pirates
Gants
Worty
Matty
Imate
Eithe
Demaree
Mathewson
Marquard
Clarke
Bine Adama
Ony
Matty and
Fromme
New York
Carey
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cubs
Chicago
Pitche
Carly
Evers
Reed
Richie
Lavender
Boston
Teague
Braves
Brooklyn
Washington
Naps
White Sox
Red Sox
Senators
Conanders
Cleveland
Fpiladelphia
Ames
Yankees
Archer the Immortal Cubs Star and His Baseball Path
Jimmy Archer, famed catcher for the Chicago Cubs, rose from a rugged path in Toronto and Manitoba to major league fame. He details injuries that nearly ended his career, his stubborn comeback in 1905 with the Cubs, and the pivotal support from Tom Reynolds and Buffalo scouts that kept him in pro ball.
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James B [Rcher
Chicago Cubs
Bert
Dave
Archer
Corcer
Ince
Cooper
Cooperage
Toronto
Tom Reynoldn
Zareo
North Dakota
Northe
Brandon
Élbour Manitoba
Subile
Boone
Jeannot
Buffalo
Fred
Dublin
Ireland
Canada
McConnell
Y. McConnell
Chanoa
Moni
Montana Boxing Commission Adopts New Rules
The Montana boxing commission approves a revised set of professional boxing rules detailing class weights from 108 to 175 pounds, ring specifications, glove and tape standards, referee powers, timekeeping, fouls, and contest stoppages. The document outlines rounds of three minutes with one minute rests, penalties for infractions, and drug prohibitions, with enforcement by officials and seconds.
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Montana 1 Boxing Commission
M Knoce
Referve
Lynch Sustains Umpire On Wild Pitch Decision
New York, Aug 3. President Lynch of the National League sustained the umpire Quigley in a protest over a July Brooklyn Cincinnati game. Moran was allowed only one base on a wild pitch, Moran had advanced from first, and Cincinnati won 3 to none.
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New York
Lynch
National League
Brooklyn-Cincinnnati Fame
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Quigley
Moran
Budman Defeats Helena in Bozeman Exhibition
Bozeman defeated a pickup Helena team this afternoon by a disputed score of 1 to 0. Bozeman pitcher Cook struck out 13. Bozeman batteries were Cook and Ripley. Helena named Keyes, Shaw and Joyce. Other line scores include Des Moines 10, Wichita 4. Topeka 3 4. St. Joseph 2 5. Omaha 4 15. Lincoln 1 10. Sioux City 7 4. Denver 4 15.
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Bozeman
Helena
Hems
Cook
Ripley
Keyes
Shaw
Joyce
Des Moines
Wichita
Topeka
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Denver
Agen
Youths wage war on all gun carriers in Hoboken arrest
Thomas Karajianox was arrested in New York on a complaint by Charles Sieber of Hoboken New Jersey. A revolver was found on Karajianox. Sieber said he was sworn to campaign against revolvers after his brother was shot months earlier. The case highlights local tension over gun possession.
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Thomas Karajianox
New York
Charles Sieber
Hiver Street
Hoboken
N. J
Sieber
Aines
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Jimmy” Archer
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